>High speed broadband. Something many of us take completely for granted. However you don’t have to go too far out of the major Scottish cities to find that you just can’t get it. Even in West Fife, actually in Dunfermline itself, people are struggling with low connectivity which makes it difficult for them to work at home. In the Highlands, almost one business in three can’t get high speed broadband, which puts them at a real disadvantage. I’ve actually known of people who have had to move because the lack of connectivity made their business unviable, which is a real shame.
“Scottish Liberal Democrats will invest in superfast broadband in the Highlands and across Scotland. Almost a third of Highland businesses can’t get high speed broadband. Under our proposals that will improve.
“Broadband can turn the ‘tele-croft’ from political rhetoric to economic reality.
“This is an investment in jobs, in starting new business and growing existing business.“Making Scotland the most digitally connected region in Europe is an investment in helping schools, hospitals and public services provide better services for local people.”
>He'll have to get connected to his voters and his list candidates so he at least knows their names.wv: dense (seems apt)
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